View Full Version : .308/.32acp cartridge adaptors?
Edward429451
July 12, 2001, 10:34 PM
Any body know where I can pick up one of those cartridge adaptors where you put the 32 acp inside the special .308 case, to be chambered and fired in a rifle?
capbuster
July 13, 2001, 01:04 AM
You might contact the dope bag which is a featured section in the NRA's American rifleman magazine and see if they can provide you a source. I remember seeing them advertized years ago but I cant remember the name of the firm selling them.Good luck.
ohen cepel
July 14, 2001, 12:22 AM
Took a while but I found it.
http://mcace.com
email lilred@sinbad.com
phone 907-248-4913
Guy's name is Ace Dube in Alaska.
Usually has an add in gun list. I bought one from him to put 9mm into my 35 whelen. Works as it should. I would get the stainless if I did it again though. I neglected mine and it rusted quick, my fault though.
Good guy who did what he said he would do.
I think he would have what you are looking for.
DFBonnett
July 16, 2001, 04:51 PM
http://mcace.com/
Like the man said, a good guy.
I have one in stainless in .30-06. Works in Garand and Ruger just fine.
Dave R
July 16, 2001, 06:01 PM
This looks too cool. Has anybody used one of these?
I assume you wind up with a single-shot, and have to manually reload the new caliber cartridge into the adapter after each shot, right?
ohen cepel
July 17, 2001, 12:07 AM
Mine worked as it should.
Dave-yes you have to eject the adapter, pop the spent case out of it, and then reload. However, there are adapters for some 30.06's that stay in the weapon and allow you to fire .308 without messing with the adapter again. Haven't used them though.
I suppose one could buy several and load them into the weapon, they may not feed well though.
It's a nice option to have to put an animal down when you don't need another full bore shot. Also, would let you fire some weapons more if you have to use an indoor range that prevents you from using the standard caliber (it is slow to load though).
Good versatile product to have.
Edward429451
July 19, 2001, 11:43 AM
Thanks for the input, you guys.
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